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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July - December, 1998

Variable Details

Variablettachr1
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 6258
1 27
2 102
3 115
4 208
5 186
6 274
7 146
8 463
9 141
10 427
11 93
12 444
13 98
14 291
15 572
16 611
17 154
18 470
19 154
20 1024
21 292
22 445
23 141
24 556
25 566
26 259
27 182
28 488
29 163
30 1237
31 171
32 703
33 184
34 340
35 1561
36 872
37 1423
38 2802
39 1371
40 3972
41 417
42 1408
43 502
44 811
45 1444
46 605
47 357
48 1001
49 279
50 1640
51 172
52 427
53 151
54 266
55 590
56 235
57 113
58 195
59 81
60 976
61 45
62 91
63 61
64 92
65 223
66 80
67 30
68 68
69 22
70 272
71 10
72 126
73 7
74 20
75 70
76 27
77 17
78 17
79 4
80 124
81 3
82 11
83 2
84 73
85 24
86 13
87 1
88 7
89 1
90 41
91 9
92 7
93 1
94 6
95 10
96 12
97 97 or more 101
-9 Does not apply 16265
-8 No answer 342
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July - December, 1998
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